General Pipe Cleaners ATC12 1/2-Inch AutoCut Copper Tubing Cutter, Black, Orange
Score By Feature
OveReview Final Score
Product Description
Questions & Answers
There's a special cutter needed for the job.
The handle was seen in the video as well. The link I was looking for is no longer available
While I have not used it, there is a cutter that is made specifically for cutting CPVC pipes. It costs From 1 - A $20 bill. I like how easy and quick it is to use.
It measures about 3/4" in diameter
Selected User Reviews For General Pipe Cleaners ATC12 1/2-Inch AutoCut Copper Tubing Cutter, Black, Orange
This is excellent. I bought these to replace one that I've had for about eight years. Wet weather makes them prone to corrosion, so we have to oil them frequently. It just stopped working from excessive use after 8 years, what is to be expected after so long. As well as the 3/4", I have them sliced cleanly in a matter of I would never buy anything else because I am a licensed plumber.
It's a five-star rating! In view of the extra leverage I could gain from the handle accessory, I purchased it. In its own right, this cutter was excellent. The spring loaded cutting wheel ensures good contact however, the mounting system was not good at all. It took only a light amount of force to turn the unit. In the cut produced, there were no burrs and the cut was straight and clean. A lot of people hesitate to buy one of these, and that's exactly what I regret.
These should have no chance of working. It is true that You'll have to search for one to make it appear faster, but if you find one it will work fine. They are able to travel through a pipe in 10 revolutions if there is an extra 25" of space around it. /* ** * /** * * * * Snap the pipe Since you can't grip it properly when you're close to the joist, it will take some strength at first, but you'll get the hang of it after a few minutes. This is a very simple process.
This is better than my mini tube cutter since the knob is not present. The space savings are significant. One thing you should keep in mind This method does not work on copper that is soft (the kind you There is no telling how long this will last. I'm not a plumber, but I can use this for the impossible cuts and odd jobs.
Neither this cutter nor copper tubing that is drawn softly should be used. This severely distorts the end of the pipe and leaves a very deep burr that is difficult to remove. I tested it on hard drawn copper tubing and it worked well. Using push on type fittings such as Shark Bite fittings will result in a great deal of leakage.
You'll end up with fast, level, clean cuts without the distortion of tubing when you buy it. Despite its small size, it works great in tight areas, which is what I purchased it for. Whenever the opportunity arises, I will not use the old style copper tubing cutters. The tubing was able to be accurately cut to the mark with no distortion as a result of this.
Due to the circular shape of the pipe cutter, it can fit into smaller spaces than its traditional screw-type counterpart. Copper pipe can be easily cut with just a few turns since it is easy to attach around the pipe and the spring pressure is just right. The product would've been better if I'd purchased it several.
As a standard C-, I had to take a set of tests My usual means of cutting pipe was to employ clamp type pipe cutters, but sometimes the space I worked in made it difficult to swing a C-style cutter You need to clamp With this cutter, that is no longer an issue as it cuts through pipe in tight spaces easily. Although the pipe cutter came in handy in so many situations, I will likely use it for all my projects going forward.